Re: irsend with raw codes?

On 12-04-16 07:54 PM, Richard Ferrara wrote:
> Hi Brian,

Hi Richard,

> 1. Minimise IR interference (try a dark room and make sure the transmitter is as close as possible to the receiver),

Recorded from the remote to raw in a very dark room.  Had the
transmitter LED taped right to the front of the receiver and while the
receiver's light blinks when I use irsend, irw is still not seeing a thing.

> 2. Do some research and check what protocol that remote is using, I had a hell of a time attempting to record my Austar Flinders Satellite STB... It uses the RC-MM protocol. You can tell irrecord to use a specific protocol by specifying from the examples.

Still haven't been able to determine this.  I don't think this device
(manufacturer) is too popular/prevalent.  I've tried contacting Huawei
directly but (to no surprise) they failed to respond.

> 3. The pronto remotes have an awesome database and you may be able to get the pronto hex codes and convert to lirc configuration using the python script.

Is this http://www.remotecentral.com/cgi-bin/codes/ you mean?  There was
nothing at all there for Huawei.  I even did a site search for Huawei
and it returned a few hits but nothing about my device.

Please?  Anyone?  Any ideas?

I mean other than hacking the hardware.  I don't own it, the cableco does.

b.



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